Road crews will be closing lanes to facilitate work on two projects in Palm Coast in coming days, along Belle Terre Parkway near Buddy Taylor Middle School, and along east Hampton Boulevard.
The lane closure planned on Belle Terre Parkway is for the final phase of construction on the pedestrian path rehabilitation project just south of Buddy Taylor. This lane closure will be in effect on September 7 (Thursday) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. during school operating hours. The closure is necessary as the contractor will be onsite to complete repairs.
Motorists traveling northbound on Belle Terre Parkway will experience a reduction from two lanes to one . They are urged to exercise caution and anticipate brief delays during these operational hours. Proper message boards and flagging operations will be in place.
Starting on Monday, September 11, and continuing for two weeks, daily lane closures will be in effect on East Hampton Boulevard in Palm Coast. These closures will take place between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. There will be no night or weekend work.
Residents should be prepared for delays and exercise caution during the paving operation by P&S Paving. The daily lane closures will have flagging operations.
The City of Palm Coast appreciates the patience and cooperation of residents and motorists during this time.
This information has been added to the Flagler County GIS road closure map. View all County-wide road closures here by selecting Flagler County Road Closures: https://data-fcmaps.opendata.arcgis.com/
TR says
There has been a message board on Belle Terre Pkwy heading South just before Buddy Tayor Middle School with an incremented message that says nothing. The one north bound is working fine. It’s been like that for over two weeks. You would think that someone would check these things out every day to make sure motorists have the information they need to drive safely and with caution.
JimboXYZ says
Is this wise with recent development of Hurricane Lee tracking towards the East Coast of FL in regards to evacuation routes ? Maybe someone should be paying attention with that. Once those closures & asphalt is widened, the growth in that area is going to be a problem for traffic to flow for an evacuation from what appears to be a storm of the magnitude of Idalia in the next 24-36 hours ? The 5 day for a Monday 8 PM location, has it directly above the Puerto Rico for latitude & longitude. Dead center of the cone of doom could be anywhere from Titusville, North to Jacksnville. A NW turn and this storm could even threaten Nassau County, Georgia & either of the Carolinas. 24 hour 5th day plots Sunday 8 PM => Monday 8 PM and that straight line projects to miss the Bahamas for a dead center cone of doom. Prepare for the worst, hope for the best ? The thing is for 5 day forecast models, as the time elapses, the accuracy of the forecast may change.
I think until we are out of the hurricane season any infrastructure projects need to be rescheduled. Back to residential constructions, there’s one to the SE that is close enough hat if scrap construction materials aren’t secured, that will become airborne debris. Nobody is going to be pleased if the building hasn’t been completed to withstand a hurricane & it is destroyed in Category 3+ winds. Since this is East Coast storm & depending upon land fall or even just passing by, it’ll be interesting to see how much of the Flagler Pier withstands the constant storm surge & winds ? There may be even less to rebuild in late 2023 & 2024 ?
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at3+shtml/024625.shtml?cone#contents
Dennis Rathsam says
These morons had all summer to fix this street!!!! Hell No !!!! Lets fix it when schools are open…..People here in P/C have some real winners at Town Hall!
Regulator says
Couldn’t have said it any better.
Larry Blankenship says
“During school hours”? During the day??!! Am I nuts or is it just everybody else involved with this project? Doesn’t anyone work at night anymore? Does anyone in the know have any idea what the cost overrun is already on this project? Pay the overtime and wrap it up at night.